Bullish Tory MPs insist that since the Lib Dems are currently polling around 10%, they will not do anything that risks undermining the government and so precipitating a general election.This week's vote has not made the overlapping economic and diplomatic dilemmas dogging Britain's position in the EU better or worse.
At short notice he asked Wilkins to take his place and, in doing so, precipitated a meeting of incalculable importance.
It was Kossuth who, so far as any Hungarian did so, precipitated the final clash by persuading the Diet, in July, to tie the dispatch of Hungarian troops to Italy to political conditions obviously unacceptable to Vienna, at the same time calling for a big national force to defend Hungary against the danger he declared, not without reason, to be threatening it from the Croats and Serbs.
So, precipitated sulfur has a more negative effect on water breakthrough time in a long distance between gas well and edge water.
The talk of weather isn't so precipitate: Wonder, who moves freely between rock, pop, soul, funk, jazz, and Tin Pan Alley, has always been a man for all seasons, more so than any other act except maybe the Beatles.
Furthermore, the immunolabeling was directed against the lumenal part of the transport structures, and so the precipitate formed by the subsequent oxidation of DAB delineated these structures and allowed their detection in EM.
I would not be so precipitate as to claim the discovery of a new and unsuspected creature: a nice Evelyn Waugh.
The switch has been so precipitate in that market".
Just why he should be so precipitate is not made convincing or clear, except that it serves the plot's convenience and permits the story to move along.
